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Pregnancy related Issue
My period date was 3rd march. I checked my pregnancy at home first on 2nd march. It was positive. I went to doctor tomorrow and she told me to take a urine test again. I did it in the morning, again it was positive bit the line on mark T was light. My doctor recommended me to have a blood pregnancy test also. I am not able to understand why she want to test my pregnancy again and again. I am worried? Is my baby safe? Last year in January I had a miscarriage in the 7th week.
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Dr. Madhumita S. Gitay
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Still very early to come to any conclusive diagnosis. You may try an ultrasound, but it will be difficult to detect a sac which is less than 5 weeks. Meanwhile, just wait and relax, you're perhaps getting a bit anxious, which is normal due to your past history of pregnancy loss. You can get a serum B hcg test, which can provide more information about the status of your pregnancy
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Ultrasound (obstetric) after 5 weeks from first date of the recent period.
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